The Composable Data Network
Ceramic is a decentralized data network that powers an ecosystem of interoperable Web3 applications and services. Ceramic's event streaming protocol is a highly-scalable decentralized data infrastructure used for building all kinds of interoperable Web3 services and protocols. By decentralizing application databases, Ceramic makes data composable and reusable across all applications.
Introduction to Ceramic
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Head to Ceramic One to get started with Ceramic
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Learn about Ceramic Protocol concepts and architecture
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Explore Decentralized Identifiers for user authentication
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Explore use cases and projects built on Ceramic
Get Started with Ceramic One
Ceramic One: The Rust Implementation →
Ceramic One is the next-generation Ceramic node written in Rust. It provides:
- High-performance event streaming and synchronization
- Efficient data pipeline with Flight SQL queries
- Self-anchoring capabilities for EVM blockchains
- Native support for models and model instance documents
Run a Ceramic Node
Run a Ceramic node to provide data storage, compute, and bandwidth for your Ceramic application. By running a node you can ensure the data for your app remains available while helping contribute to the network's decentralization.